Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-08-26
COAST cULLINcs
Devoted PrnOipally 70 ~.
Territory and calih,,s

age. - p seko
Clarke county, W. T., Ia. a.. a
habitants. ~ cO
lation Of 5,44S inhabitantsA NJ pop9|
Spokane Falls, W. n -
$500 hook and ladder wagon us N
The Salvation Army Il ~
CAL, has made a Chinese ~ ss!
Walla Walla county's ~
shows property worth SIS 200 ooo w.
Fire at Needles, Cal, dear ss , q
principal business portion Il M
The assessed valuation y 8 M
81, S72,32S, and Of King co' Se.l'! |
88I,72 Sounsy ll(]
| The Seattle a. West Coast = ! j
is to be completed to Snohos a:l !.
October LIST.
A failure to vaccinate i ~.
Phoenix, A. T., by $500 a Az
months in Jail. nv y !
Lightning struck and k;llsd !.
cows belonging to Mrs. Fred T SSI'e T.
in Colfax county, N. M. '''
A narrow-gauge railroad s,.
from Reno, Nevada, northvssS
probably be built to SusanyiIIs s.,.!9
a year. - s'' l.
A new town has been laid II.
the line Of the Spokane & ~ sSs
Railroad. The company win M h.
shops there. "
An explosion OF the Giant p,.,a
Works at Berkeley caused IN ~ Ut h
struction of the buildings Al as's
of several Cinnamon. y n
The population in Califo,n;. /.
vanced from 1854, 1886 in 1880 II 4 u, III !
952 in 1886. In the last SIX mona ~. 4
has gained more rapidly than "a,
VIM. Rhoades, pioneer o,r., "a
found dead In the Bitter Roo, 49,
tains, Idaho, recently. He WI hns. s'
in the snow which was fifty feet Nv
Two sons of H. s. HollinQsvo,tk J,
Colfax, were drowned in the m;ll,'.
at that place. They were aged il NJ
| 8 years, and were both good swiim II
At San Francisco Michael Kerr.l.
was shot four times and had biz thr,,'
cut by a woman named Fanny NJ
dry, who then shot herself and en- 4
own throat.
Ex-Union soldiers OF Californjs II.
requested the Congressional dejAsl
ton OF that State to present a bill 4
allow each prisoner OF war 81 for XVI
day spent in prison.
w. p. Schusler shot himself dasa 4
Butte, Montana. He had lost mns
$500 on the Butte races and other m
bling, and in despair ended his IN
He stood high in nearly all the ordsu
in the Territory.
Chief of Police Crowley, d A.
Francisco, has sent to every officer d
the police force a circular, stating iii
the Police Commissioners have fnuyl
determined to dismiss from the ioru
any officer who enters a drinking plsu
while on duty.
A number Of prominent citizens i
California have sent an invitation b
Roscoe Conkling, New Yorks exSsr
ator, to visit this coast and deliver i
series of speeches and CREATIONS, III
proceeds of which are to be FORWARDED
to the Grant monument fund. 81
The sale of the Camas mine Nai
in Idaho has been consummated ia
~, 100000 in cash and mortgage bond
and 81 100000 in the company's stock
New York parties are the purchaser
An expert says there are from twelu
to twenty feet Of quartz, averagingsS
in carload lots.
Capt. A. HI. Payson, United Stats
engineer recommends appropriation
for next fiscal years expenditures \
follows: San Joaquin river, Cd,
$4,000; Mokelumne river, $780,
Petaluma creek, $1,000; Sacrament
and Feather rivers, $4,000; Hum
boldt harbor and bays, $250,0OO.
Over 500, 900 have been contribute
to the relief of the sufferers by the NJ
naimO disaster. The COMMITTEES hayl
determined to book widows and chi
dren to their original homes, providlnl
transportation and all incidental q
penses, and subsequently purcha'lnl
an annuity for them.
Golden trout are found in but ON
place in the world-that is in m
brooks of Mount Whitney, up near th
banks of everlasting snow. They nav
golden stripe down each side andan
the most beautiful fish that SWIM
Those who saw the first specimens .
these trout that were brought GOV,
from the head of Whitney cree
thought that they were made up
show--that strips OF gold-leaf had pee
glued to their sides.